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ai-helpers
ai-helpers contient 28 skills collectées depuis patternfly, avec une couverture métier par dépôt et des pages de détail sur le site.
Skills dans ce dépôt
Integrate @patternfly/design-comments into React apps for on-page design feedback, pinned comment threads, GitHub Issues sync, and Jira linking. Use when adding design comments, review overlays, or removing the commenting system from a PatternFly React project.
Check Figma designs against PatternFly v6 standards for colors, typography, spacing, and component usage. Use when validating a design before handoff, auditing existing mockups for compliance, or reviewing design token usage. Requires Figma MCP.
Identify PatternFly icons in Figma mockups and provide the correct React import statements. Use when implementing a design from Figma, verifying icon usage in a prototype, or finding the correct icon imports for React components. Requires Figma MCP.
Find raw color values (hex, rgb, hsl) in code and suggest PatternFly design token replacements. Use when auditing stylesheets for hardcoded colors or enforcing token compliance.
Audit designs against the PatternFly 6 token architecture and bridge Figma styles to PF semantic tokens. Use when validating token usage, mapping Figma variables to PF tokens, or checking designs for token compliance.
Apply Red Hat's AI design language to AI-powered features — chatbots, assistants, generation UIs. Use when building AI experiences that should follow Red Hat brand and UX patterns.
Create and edit Figma design files using PatternFly-approved component libraries. Use when building, updating, or restructuring Figma frames and components. Requires Figma MCP.
Diff Figma designs to identify what changed and generate code update checklists. Use when syncing code with updated designs or reviewing what changed between iterations. Requires Figma MCP.
Audit PatternFly React component nesting, wrapper hierarchies, and layout structure. Use when scanning for hierarchy violations or debugging spacing caused by missing wrapper components.
Find Red Hat Design System icons (@rhds/icons) by keyword or use case with visual previews. Use when choosing an icon for a UI element or looking up available icons.
Enable prototype mode for React apps with grayscale styling and a banner overlay. Use when demoing early concepts, presenting wireframes, or preventing stakeholders from fixating on visual polish.
Summarize GitHub pull requests awaiting your review with status, age, and priority. Use when triaging your review queue, prioritizing code reviews, or checking what PRs need attention.
Scan code for legacy PatternFly CSS classes and recommend PF6-safe replacements. Use when upgrading from PF4/PF5 or auditing a codebase for deprecated class names.
Flag archived or inactive repos in PatternFly Analytics repos.json for removal. Use when auditing tracked codebases or pruning stale entries from analytics.
Analyze --pf- CSS custom property usage and naming patterns in PatternFly SCSS. Use when auditing variable definitions, debugging missing tokens, or finding unused custom properties.
Clone a Jira epic from another project into the PF Jira space with back-links and feature attachment. Use when duplicating COST or cross-project epics into PF for tracking.
Analyze PatternFly modifier class (pf-m-*) usage across SCSS files and generate usage reports. Use when documenting modifier patterns, auditing CSS consistency, or planning refactors.
Triage PatternFly bug reports — assess completeness, suggest fixes, identify affected components, and recommend assignees. Use when reviewing new bug issues or preparing them for assignment.
Create well-structured GitHub issues for PatternFly repositories with templates, follow-up tracking, and duplicate detection. Use when filing bugs, feature requests, or cross-repo follow-ups.
Update patternfly-org for a new PatternFly release — resolve versions, update package.json and versions.json, and provide build steps. Use when cutting a PF release or release candidate.
Build CSS design tokens for PatternFly core and copy them to the PatternFly repository. Use when regenerating tokens after design changes or during release preparation.
Generate quarterly Jira status reports with RAG assessment, blocker tracking, and next-quarter recommendations. Use when preparing quarterly initiative reviews or tracking epic progress.
Summarize your current sprint workload from Jira — assigned issues, contributor roles, and priorities. Use when checking what's left in the sprint or deciding what to work on next.
Write and refine example descriptions for PatternFly.org component and demo pages. Use when authoring or updating the prose in PatternFly example markdown files.
Audit and fix invalid PatternFly import paths across packages. Use when imports fail, modules are unresolved, or after upgrading PatternFly versions.
Generate a unit test file for a React component using Testing Library. Use when adding test coverage to new or existing components.
Diagnose and fix semantic-release issues when a specific version is not being released. Use when semantic-release skips a version, fails to release, or when troubleshooting after git push --force, squashed commits, permission errors, or reference already exists.
Scaffolds PatternFly React projects with PF6-safe dependencies, imports, and starter layout. Use when creating a new PatternFly app or bootstrapping a migration sandbox.